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ESMO Congress 2024

13 - 17 Sep 2024

Barcelona

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Resources are available according to the presenters' agreement to release them.

  • Abstracts, ePosters and Guidelines sessions are open access.
  • Slides and webcasts are reserved to ESMO Members and registered Delegates.

The copyright protected educational resources from this event are for personal usage only and not to be shared with any third parties. ESMO thanks the authors for their generosity.

Meeting programme Next/upcoming meetings
For healthcare professionals, researchers, and those interested in the ever-evolving field of cancer research and care

The ESMO 2024 comprehensive educational and scientific program fostered exchange and debate on translational cancer science, presented groundbreaking data, and encouraged multidisciplinary discussions to improve patient treatment. It also provided updates on cancer prevention, screening, and research breakthroughs, analyzed clinical perspectives, and enhanced understanding of novel diagnostics and treatments.

Clinical Practice Guidelines Sessions:
Session 1: Epithelial ovarian | metastatic colorectal 
Session 2: Renal-cell carcinoma | management of venous thromboembolism
ESMO-MCBS: Magnitude of Clinical Benefit Scale
ESMO Colloquia:
ESMO Colloquia slides and webcasts
Industry Satellite Symposia:
Industry Satellite Symposia webcasts

More Resources:
ESMO Congress 2024 Breaking Science Video Series

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Patients with bone metastases

Presenter: Robbe Van Den Begin

Session: Management of oligoprogressive disease

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HIV lymphoma

Presenter: Kai Hübel

Session: Treatment of difficult lymphomas 

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Discussion

Session: Which patients should we treat beyond progression and when should we stop?

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